Configuring and Managing MPE/iX Internet Services: HP e3000 MPE/iX Computer Systems

Preface

1 Introduction to Internet Services

Overview of Internet Services

Summary of HP 3000 Internet Services

System Requirements

Verifying Installation of Internet Services Files

Using Domain Name Resolver

Sample Configuration Files

Linking Configuration Files

Installed Configuration Files

Services File

Creating and Linking the Services File

Editing the Services File

Protocols File

Creating and Linking Protocols File

Viewing Protocols File

Other Sources of Information

2 Internet Daemon

Overview of inetd

Stream Services

Datagram Services

Internal Services Provided by inetd

inetd Files

inetd Configuration File

Creating and Linking inetd Configuration File

Adding New Services to inetd Configuration

inetd Security File

Creating and Linking inetd Security File

Updating inetd Security File

Starting and Stopping inetd

Starting inetd From a Job

Starting JINETD Automatically

Passwords on JINETD

Starting inetd Interactively

Error and Status Reporting for inetd

Stopping inetd

Summary of inetd Command Line Options

Using inetd Message Logging

Connection Logging

Enable and Disable Connection Logging

Troubleshooting inetd

Implementation Differences

3 Telnet Service

Overview of Telnet Service

Verifying Installation of Telnet Files

Configuring Telnet Server

Editing the Services File

Adding Telnet Service to inetd Configuration

Troubleshooting Telnet

Implementation Differences

4 BOOTP Service

Overview of bootpd

bootpd Files

Configuring bootpd

Editing the Services File

Adding BOOTP Server to inetd Configuration

The bootpd Configuration File

Creating and Linking bootpd Configuration File

Editing the bootpd Configuration File

Adding Client and Relay Data to bootpd Configuration File

Syntax of bootpd Configuration Entries

Tags Used in bootpd Configuration File

Editing Tips

Sample bootpd Configuration Files

Starting bootpd

Starting bootpd Under inetd

Command Line Options for bootpd

Troubleshooting bootpd

Diagnostic Options

Sample Diagnostic Results

Implementation Differences

5 TFTP Service

Overview of tftpd

Configuring tftpd

Editing the Services File

Adding TFTP Service to inetd Configuration

Starting tftpd

Troubleshooting tftpd

Implementation Differences

6 REMSH Service

Overview of remsh Service

Verifying Installation of remsh Files

Configuring remsh Client

Editing the Services File

UNIX Configuration

Using remsh

MPE/iX Examples

POSIX Examples

Troubleshooting remsh

Implementation Differences

7 Samba/iX Services

Overview of Samba/iX

Introduction to Samba

Features of Samba/iX

Benefits of Using Samba/iX

Major Components of Samba/iX

SMB Protocol

Example of SMB Conversation

Samba/iX Configuration File Options

Global Configuration Options

Global Printer Service Options

Controlling User Access Rights

Share Configuration Options

Configuring the Shares for File Sharing

Configuring a Printer Section for Printer Sharing

Starting and Stopping Samba/iX

Starting Samba/iX

Disable Resource Sharing

Stopping Samba/iX

Initial Test With smbclient Utility

Initial Test From a PC Client at DOS Prompt

Samba/iX Share level Security Mode

Samba/iX Server Security Mode

Troubleshooting Samba/iX Server

Prerequisites

Troubleshooting Procedures

Using Logfiles of Samba/iX

8 DNS BIND/iX

Introduction

Explanation of Terms

Overview of DNS BIND/iX

DNS BIND/iX Component Files

Server Configuration File named.conf

Configuring Master Zones

Configuring Slave Zones

Data Files

Root Cache Data (Hint File)

Explaining DNS Database Files

How to Run The DNS Server

Configuring the DNS Resolver

List of Utilities

DNS and Electronic Mail

MX Records

DNS BIND Troubleshooting Steps

9 Apache for MPE/iX

Introduction

Feature Set

Major Components

Hardware Requirements

Steps for Starting Apache

Prepare Your HP 3000 for Network Access

Configure Apache

Edit your Configuration File

Edit the JHTTPD Job Stream File

Start the HTTPD Web Server Program

Verify that Apache is Running

Stopping Apache

Error Logging

Adding Documents

Troubleshooting

Unsupported Functionality

Performance

Additional Documentation

10 HP WebWise MPE/iX Secure Web Server

System Requirements

Feature Set

SSLv2.0, SSLv3.0, and TLSv1.0 Protocols

X.509 Digital Certificates

Flexible Encryption Cipher Configuration

Additional Log Files

Painless Migration of Existing Apache Content

New Functionality

Bundled Modules

Compatibility With Apache for MPE/iX

Major Components

Copying the Software to Your e3000

Installing the Software

Configuring the Software

Server Keys and Certificates

Log on as MGR.APACHE

Create Your Private Server Key

Create Your Certificate Signing Request (CSR)

Submit Your CSR to an External Trusted CA For Signing...

...Or Sign Your CSR With Your Own CA

Installing Your Certificate

Starting the Web Server

Using the Web Server

Adding Content

Troubleshooting

Server Issues

Browser Issues

Performance

Stopping the Web Server

Known Issues

Additional Documentation

A Samba/iX Sample Comfiguration File

B BIND 8 Configuration File

C BIND 8.1 Enhanced Features

BIND 8 Highlights

BIND Configuration File Guide — Logging Statement

BIND Configuration File Guide—Zone Statement

BIND Configuration File Guide — Options Statement

Converting From BIND 4.9.x

D Server Configuration Migration

E Configure and Run Syslog/iX

glossary

Index

7-1 HP 3000 Interoperating With Microsoft Platforms

7-2 SMB Protocol

7-3 SMB NegProt Connection

7-4 SMB Sesssetup Connection

7-5 SMB TconX Connection

7-6 ADD a Printer

7-7 Connect to the HP 3000 Shares

7-8 View the HP 3000 Share

7-9 smbclient for MPE/iX (1)

7-10 smbclient for MPE/iX (2)

7-11 Display Available Shares From a PC Client

8-1 Labeling Nodes

1-1 Summary of HP 3000 Internet Services

1-2 Configuration Files

2-1 The Internet Daemon Files

4-1 Files for bootpd

7-1 Major Components